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The public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts · page 11

Ranks 501–550 of the public schools with the highest share of Black students in Massachusetts. Back to page 1.

MOST BLACK · MASSACHUSETTS
#SchoolCityDistrictStudentsBlack students% Black
501Thomas Willett Elementary SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro373338.8%
502John H DuvalWhitman, MAWhitman-Hanson430388.8%
503HarringtonLexington, MALexington374338.8%
504Lyndon K-8 SchoolWest Roxbury, MABoston512458.8%
505Daniel L Joyce Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn455408.8%
506Lt Eleazer DavisBedford, MABedford501448.8%
507Robert L FordLynn, MALynn410368.8%
508Charlotte M Murkland ElementaryLowell, MALowell448398.7%
509Maria Weston Chapman Middle SchoolWeymouth, MAWeymouth1,1871038.7%
510Early Childhood CenterJefferson, MAWachusett127118.7%
511Charles Taylor ElementaryFoxborough, MAFoxborough278248.6%
512Rogers STEM AcademyLowell, MALowell892778.6%
513Richardson Olmsted SchoolNorth Easton, MAEaston755658.6%
514Elmwood StreetMillbury, MAMillbury455398.6%
515John J AhernFoxborough, MAFoxborough772668.6%
516Robert J. Coelho Middle SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro574498.5%
517Francis J KaneMarlborough, MAMarlborough575498.5%
518East Bridgewater JR./SR. High SchoolEast Bridgewater, MAEast Bridgewater881758.5%
519WessagussetNorth Weymouth, MAWeymouth329288.5%
520Hyman Fine Elementary SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro472408.5%
521John F Kennedy Middle SchoolWoburn, MAWoburn521448.4%
522Billerica Memorial High SchoolBillerica, MABillerica1,8161538.4%
523Midland StreetWorcester, MAWorcester249218.4%
524Capuano Early Childhood CenterSomerville, MASomerville250218.4%
525Fall BrookLeominster, MALeominster670568.4%
526Pentucket Lake ElementaryHaverhill, MAHaverhill527448.3%
527Woodsdale Elementary SchoolAbington, MAAbington372318.3%
528Ralph TalbotSouth Weymouth, MAWeymouth300258.3%
529Streiber Memorial SchoolChicopee, MAChicopee229198.3%
530Gr Lowell Regional Vocational TechnicalTyngsborough, MAGreater Lowell Regional Vocational Technical2,3141928.3%
531Archie T MorrisonBraintree, MABraintree327278.3%
532Hill-Roberts Elementary SchoolAttleboro, MAAttleboro412348.3%
533John G WhittierHaverhill, MAHaverhill487408.2%
534Milton Fuller RobertsMedford, MAMedford586488.2%
535Margarita Muniz AcademyBoston, MABoston428358.2%
536Page Hilltop Elementary SchoolAyer, MAAyer Shirley School District539448.2%
537Dr Gertrude BaileyLowell, MALowell454378.2%
538Philip G CoburnWest Springfield, MAWest Springfield699578.2%
539Abington HighAbington, MAAbington530438.1%
540Christa McAuliffe Charter SchoolFramingham, MAChrista McAuliffe Charter School284238.1%
541Fredrick Douglass Collegiate AcademyLynn, MALynn235198.1%
542L G Nourse ElementaryNorton, MANorton272228.1%
543Phoenix Academy Charter Public High School ChelseaChelsea, MAPhoenix Academy Charter Public High School Chelsea198168.1%
544Annie Sullivan Middle SchoolFranklin, MAFranklin322268.1%
545Pioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public SchoolSouth Hadley, MAPioneer Valley Performing Arts Charter Public397328.1%
546Saugus HighSaugus, MASaugus744608.1%
547Marshall Middle SchoolBillerica, MABillerica596488.1%
548AbornLynn, MALynn224188.0%
549ZervasWaban, MANewton399328.0%
550E J HarringtonLynn, MALynn687558.0%
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